Trinity Presbyterian Church, Raleigh NC

06/22/2026

What's feeling God's presence all about? Faith doesn't automatically mean sensing God clearly - sometimes the presence of God shows up through other people, or in hindsight, rather than as an immediate feeling. Personal stories, like Rev. Amy shared, illustrate that God's presence often persists even amid doubt, suffering, or apparent absence. Maybe the thought for us to ponder as we go about our lives this week is, "God is present. How will I respond?"

​ Genesis 21:8-21Rev. Amy's sermon reflec...

06/03/2026

Have you ever heard that good Christians don't have doubts? Doubt can be viewed as a healthy cognitive and spiritual skill. God consistently works through people despite, and even alongside, their uncertainty. Listen to Rev. Amy's May 31st sermon to hear more details about doubt, faith, mission, and purpose!

‪‬ Matthew 28:16-20Have you ever heard tha...

05/12/2026

How are we to understand the role of the Holy Spirit? It can be confusing! Last Sunday, Rev. Amy shared that we can look at the Holy Spirit as our comforter, encourager, and helper. The key to discerning the Spirit of truth is to look at life and people through the lens of love. And that doesn't mean simply love as a feeling, but love put into action. Ultimately, loving others as Jesus loved us is the answer, and the Holy Spirit can encourage us, guide us to do so.

05/11/2026

Picture about 15 standard pickup truck beds full of mulch, or better yet, imagine roughly 135 large wheelbarrow loads of mulch - that's how much mulch was spread around the church grounds at last Saturday's workday. Wow!

Beyond the mulching, the Sanctuary windows were cleaned, items were moved to more logical storage locations, bushes had been trimmed, and flower beds were cleaned. Thank you to Shelley, Annemarie, Julia, Mike, Chris from Open Arms Fitness, Betsy, Rev. Amy and Chris, Katie and Patrick, Jenni and her son from the Scouts, and our friends from Emmanuel Presbyterian. A special thank you to Harvey, who organized and prepped for the workday, and to Brenda for planting and helping before and on the workday.

05/05/2026

Do you ever wonder how you got to where you are in life?! Do you ever feel uncertain about what's ahead?

Jeremy Russo took inspiration from John 14:1-14, focusing on Jesus' farewell words to his disciples at the Last Supper. Drawing on Thomas and Philip's confused questions about where Jesus was going, Jeremy explores how we naturally crave clarity and direction during times of transition and uncertainty. Jesus' response — "I am the way, the truth, and the life" — is not as a map or plan, but a reassurance of God's abiding presence, a relationship that doesn't depend on physical proximity and specific circumstances in our lives!

‪‬ John 14:1-14

05/05/2026

You've heard him preach, sing, play piano, and perhaps lead Sunday School and youth group. Now it's time to say, "THANK YOU!" to Jeremy Russo as he spends his last official Sunday at Trinity.

04/30/2026

You may have heard someone call Jesus the Good Shepherd, but have you ever heard someone mention that he was THE Gate? Amy explains what that means, and how that applies to your relationship with Jesus. Whether you are wondering about starting fresh in life, or have been a Christian for years, take a listen....

Sermon: "I Am the Gate" April 26, 2026